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Sodium Hypochlorite Generator

Disinfection of drinking water, disinfection of domestic and industrial wastewater, hospital wastewater treatment, treatment of cyanide containing electroplating wastewater, and disinfection of swimming pools


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Product Introduction

Sodium hypochlorite is a strong oxidizer and disinfectant, produced through electrolysis of a dilute solution of non-iodized refined salt. Compared to chlorine and chlorine compounds, it exhibits the same oxidizing and disinfecting properties.


Technical Advantage
Safety and Environmental Protection
On site preparation, no need to store or transport hazardous chemicals, to avoid leakage risks.
Smart and Efficient
Automatically adding chemicals and dynamically adjusting production based on water quality, saving labor costs.
strong adaptability
Can match multiple water source conditions to meet disinfection needs of different scales.
Simple operation and maintenance
Modular design, low failure rate, and convenient daily maintenance.
Equipment Selection

Type

Principle

Advantages & Disadvantages

Applicable Scenarios

Plate ElectrodeFlat plate-shaped anodes and cathodes arranged alternatelySimple structure, easy to clean and maintain, high efficiencyWidely used in small and medium-sized generators (tens of g/h to tens of kg/h)
Tubular ElectrodeCylindrical anodes and cathodes arranged concentricallyUniform flow field, not prone to clogging, but cleaning is slightly more complicatedFor larger chlorine production (kg/h level) or scaling-prone water quality
Membrane-less Electrolysis (mainstream)Anode and cathode directly placed in the electrolyteProduces sodium hypochlorite solution (with some by-products), low investment, simple operation99% of water disinfection applications (drinking water, wastewater, recirculating water)
Diaphragm ElectrolysisSeparates the two electrodes with a diaphragm (e.g., asbestos, ion-exchange membrane)Can simultaneously produce hydrogen, chlorine, and alkali; complex process, high investmentSpecial chemical production, not used for conventional disinfection